Double Z Through A: Scattered

Lawrence W. Caul tackles small and big issues alike in this collection of thoughts based on his daily journals from 2000 to 2010. You’ll find plenty of wisdom in his simple statements, including his recommendation to enjoy more walks and his idea to make all yield signs stop signs to boost safety. He also makes bold suggestions on more controversial topics, including the following: —People should have to present a US passport to vote, purchase a vehicle or real estate, open investments or bank accounts, go to school, and receive health-care services and products. Education and work visas should be better tracked. —Automatic death—an eye for an eye—would save money on jails, upkeep, and other expenses. Whether you’re a politician, educator, or everyday citizen who enjoys getting lost in deep thoughts, you’ll appreciate the insights in Double Z Through A.